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Further googling of the McDonald’s buffet with terrible grits in Alexandria turns up nothing.
FAST-FOOD BUFFETS ARE A THING OF THE PAST. SOME DOUBT THEY EVER EVEN EXISTED.MM CARRIGANSEPTEMBER 29, 2020EATER
A hearty, cheesy spoonful of his grits reveals additional layers of the “new” American palate.
AT JACKIE, FOOD IS A CATALYST FOR CONVERSATIONEVAN CAPLANSEPTEMBER 24, 2020WASHINGTON BLADE
They have shooting, vision, grit, length, speed, experience and more than one playmaker.
THE ROCKETS’ NEW STARTING LINEUP IS JUST SCRATCHING THE SURFACE OF ITS POTENTIALMICHAEL PINASEPTEMBER 8, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
It took a tremendous amount of fight, grit, toughness, resolve.
COULD GRANT HILL HAVE BEEN BETTER THAN MICHAEL JORDAN?JOSHUA EFERIGHEAUGUST 20, 2020OZY
Will, innovation, grit, unceasing creativity, and a touch of luck are all you sometimes need to win.
SEO ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET: WHAT SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS CAN DO TO WINALI FAAGBAJUNE 4, 2020SEARCH ENGINE WATCH
Then followed such an exhibition of sheer grit and skill and dauntless courage as none of the girls would ever forget.
THE OUTDOOR GIRLS IN THE SADDLELAURA LEE HOPE
"Of course it won't be much use to him in my leather business," I said to my wife; "still it shows grit."
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 147, NOVEMBER 4, 1914VARIOUS
All day long the struggle continued, and it required all the grit he possessed to keep him going.
GOLD-SEEKING ON THE DALTON TRAILARTHUR R. THOMPSON
She had the grit to pray for Judus if she took the notion—there warn't no back-down to her, I judge.
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, COMPLETEMARK TWAIN (SAMUEL CLEMENS)
Meal dus' in my th'oat, grit in my eye, en I aint kin git my breff, skacely.
NIGHTS WITH UNCLE REMUSJOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
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OCTOBER 26, 1985
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